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Newspaper

High Point Enterprise

Location

High Point, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1951

Page

16

Culler Installed President As Sertoma Auxiliary Names Slate

Mrs. R B Culler is installed as president of the Sertoma Auxiliary with a slate including vice president Hugh Kellam secretary R A Wilson treasurer D W Hunter and publicity chair A H Holton. A social committee and a committee to contact sick members are named. An upcoming auction sale for Christmas gifts is announced.

R. B. Culler Sertoma Colonial Drive F. Barrett Reng Culler Hugh Kellam R. A. Wilson D. W. Hunter A. H. Holton N. L. Garner F. H. Barrett E. E. Younts H. T. Short M. Taylor J. M. Lancaster

Surgery planned for Jaeger at Erown Hospital in Washington

A boy named Jaeger will undergo surgery at Erown Hospital during a stay in Washington with Stevie enrolled at Peabody School for Boys. Mrs. L L Sloop of 605 Fifth Street plans to visit relatives in Norwalk Connecticut, visiting her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs W P Hedden.

Boydo Stevie D. C Jaeger Erown Hospital Peabody School For Washington

Rhodes Named To District Office In Women's Clubs

Mrs. C H Rhodes of the Tried High Point Club was elected district secretary as District Seven of the North Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs recognizes High Point and the Junior Women's Club. Other officers include Lawrence H Johnson Greensboro and Harry D Kel vice presidents. J Wilbur Bunn Raleigh state Federation president was principal speaker addressing Building A World Community on Friendship and Faith.

High Point North Carolina Teensboro West C. H. Rhodes Aeackmas Harold Ashe Rhodes Lawrence H. Johnson Eee Pos Greensboro Mars Harry D. Kel Fred Bund Statesville H. L. Harkey Charlotte Guy Johnson Chapel Hill State Federation C. Bynum Clegg E. C. Wright, Jr Ruffin Clegg Charles J. Elig Junior Woman's Club W. W. Dickerson Woman's Club Harold M. Schwab

Pilot Club Hears Committee Reports At Business Meeting

The Pilot Club met at the Sheraton Hotel with 19 members present. The Greenwood Plan committee issued publicity cards and urged radio and newspaper promotion. The club will assist the Parent Teacher Association central committee. The Red Cross Bloodmobile will visit October 16 and 17 and volunteers were sought. The Extension Committee discussed organizing a new club in another city and adjournment followed.

Pilot Club Sheraton Ees Ae Nae Uae

Medical Auxiliary Welcomes New Members At Starmount Club

Guilford County Medical Society auxiliary honors six new members at Starmount Forest Country Club Greensboro after a luncheon. Prizes awarded in bridge and card games followed by welcome remarks from president Mrs Ralphip C Lake and a roll call of new members and attendees.

Guilford County Medical Society Starmount Forest Country Club Greensboro Satyens Spe G. V. Creech We Schalter J. F. An Emmett A. Sumner F. W. Gross I. B. Miller Pani High Point W. Banner J. W. Beaver Rosges H. H. Stovall J. At Cook Turner F. Grove W. Is ‘Alaea Lichty D. S. Marks Frank F. Starr, Jr Emmitt Lu ‘On R. M. Taliaferro J. T. Brantley, and M. E. McRae

Wake Robin Club Sells Note Paper At October Meeting

The Wake Robin Garden Club held an October meeting at Mrs. Jack Rives home 707 Scott Street with Mrs. Rives presiding Two amendments to the Garden Council constitution were discussed by Til man Thomas Garden Council representative The club planned to sell a third batch of note paper and members heard a talk by Valette J Harriss on planting fall bulbs Refreshments were served to members and guests

Soeive Saee Wtee Dee Wake Robin Garden Club Jack Rives Scott Street Rives Tilman Thomas Garden Council Jack Southerland Ways and Means Valette J. Harriss

Farewell Party Honors Boys Leaving For Radio Training

A Monday farewell party honored twelve High Point boys departing for radio technique training in Dallas Texas. Hosts Mrs C D Rogers and Mrs C L Brady welcomed guests, with fall flowers and refreshments. Attendees included Charles Crawford Paul Rogers Sidney Graves Dickey Hyder Ralph Carter C L Brady Bill Kennedy Robert Craver Curtis ers Johnny Poole Jack Crouse Welborn and others. The Reverend George Beamer greeted guests and assisted with seating.

High Point Dallas Texas C. D. Rogers Kivett Drive C. L. Brady Charles Crawford Paul Rogers Sidney Graves Dickey Hyder Ralph Carter Bill Kennedy Robert Craver

Local Church Circle and Society Meetings List

A note listing upcoming gatherings from area churches. B'Nai Israel Ladies Auxiliary meets with Mrs Gilard this evening at 8. Meth odist Circles at Ward Street and Edgewood Avenue hold evening sessions. Fairmont Park Church Woman's Missionary Society meets tomorrow at 7 30 at Mrs Westmoreland's home. Circle 1 of Ward Street Methodist meets Thursday with Mrs Stacey and co host Mrs Jones. Mary Stevens Class of Green Street Baptist plans Thursday home meeting with Mrs Ussery on Cable Street.

B'Nal Israel B'Nai Israel Smag Gil Rard Reddick Ward Street Methodist Church Edgewood Avenue WMS Woman's Missionary Society of Fairmont Park Church Fred Westmoreland Dorothy Street Stacey Ward Street Methodist Church J. D. Stacey Sinclair Street C. L. Jones Mary Stevens Green Street Baptist Church J. D. Ussery iCable Street

Parker Hosts W O T Club Luncheon at Emerywood

Mrs A S Parker welcomed W O T Club members at Emerywood Country Club for a New Year luncheon and business meeting. Mrs R K Stewart chaired the program committee report. Attending were Miss Mary Alexander and Mesdames H M Armentrout J D Cox T J Gold M Hauser W C Idol W C Jones and R K Stewart.

W.O.T. Club A. S. Parker Emerywood Country Club R. K. Stewart Mary Alexander Mesdames H. M. Armentrout Joseph D. Cox T. J. Gold C. M. Hauser W. C. Idol W. C. Jones R. K Stewart Mrs Parker

Union Hill PTA Meeting Highlights Buskie Session

Union Hill Parent Teacher Association met last evening with J. M. Booker presiding. Mrs. Margaret Stroud introduced Hoyle Morgan and Union Hill School principal C. W. Howell gave an informative talk on the report card. Church quartet and Jamestown Band performed. Attendance prize worn by Mrs. William Dyar. Social hour followed in the cafeteria.

Union Hill Pta Union Hill Parent Teacher Association J. M. Booker Margaret Stroud Hoyle Morgan Union Hill School C. W. Howell Jamestown Robie Ingram William Dyar

Garden Makers Tour Salem College Gardens

The Garden Makers visited Salem College on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Frank Dalton arranging the tour led by Mrs. Thomas Boyd. They toured the tavern where George Washington stayed two nights the sisters and brothers homes the museum the alumni house and surrounding gardens. The club called the outing very worthwhile and interesting.

Salem College Frank Dalton Thomas Boyd George Washington

Triple L Club Plans Masquerade

The Triple L Club met at Maye Arledge's home on Flint Street with five members and one visitor, Miss Louise Butler. A party was planned for October 21 at Margaret Stone's Hodgin Street home, as members discussed routine business and refreshments were served.

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Hauschild Speaks On Birds At Catesby Club Meeting

Mrs J C Hauschild gave an illustrated lecture on Birds with colored slides and field scenes at the Catesby Bird Club gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs W F Lawing on Johnson Street. Twenty seven members and visitors attended including several Boy Scouts aiming for Eagle Scout, with Mrs J Worth Ivey presiding and plans for the year distributed. An October 19 20 Carolina Bird Club fall meeting in Linnoir was announced as members noted recent bird migrations and sightings in the area. Refreshments followed the social hour.

W. F. Lawing Catesby Bird Club Johnson Street Elsie Ellen Moore J. C. Hauschild Carolina Bird Club Lenoir

Suffocating Hot Flashes Relief Reported by Doctors

Tests by doctors show Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound relieved or stopped distressing hot flashes in 63 to 80 percent of cases. The article notes younger women suffer from menopausal symptoms and references the product as a modern, herbal remedy without explicit medical endorsement.

Sean En Ydia Pinkham Lydia Findy Pinkham

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